Masrani Global Corporation

The corporation that turned John Hammond's dream into a billion-dollar reality on Isla Nublar.

Masrani Global Corporation is the owner of Jurassic World, a successful theme park of cloned dinosaurs built on the fictional island of Isla Nublar. The corporation operates in affiliation with InGen, the company that originally created the dinosaurs. While John Hammond's initial dream ended in failure, Masrani Global brought it to fruition, establishing a functioning park that has operated for years. The entity represents a shift from experimental chaos to a structured, albeit dangerous, commercial enterprise.

Quick Facts

Key figure: Simon Masrani (CEO)
Primary acquisition: InGen
Flagship project: Jurassic World

Lore & Background

Following the collapse of the original Jurassic Park, Masrani Global Corporation acquired the rights to the island and the genetic assets from InGen. Under the ownership of Simon Masrani, the company transformed Isla Nublar into Jurassic World, bringing John Hammond's dream to fruition after years of development. The corporation's primary goal was to create a safe, profitable environment for visitors to view cloned dinosaurs. To maintain interest in the park, Masrani and his team pursued the creation of new attractions, leading to the development of the Indominus rex by Dr. Henry Wu.

This transgenic dinosaur was designed as the park's newest upcoming attraction, intended to draw crowds with its size and novelty. However, the corporation's reliance on genetic engineering for profit led to a critical oversight: the Indominus lacked social skills and proved unpredictable. The company's structure included InGen security operations led by Vic Hoskins, who sought to weaponize animals like Velociraptors, an idea opposed by ethologist Owen Grady.

Reader's Guide

Masrani Global Corporation functions as the governing body behind Jurassic World, managing operations through key figures like Claire Dearing and Simon Masrani. The organization relies on InGen for dinosaur creation but operates its own security and management structures. A critical division exists within the company: while Masrani focuses on the park's commercial success and safety image, Vic Hoskins leads the security division with a focus on weaponizing dinosaurs.

This internal conflict drives much of the film's tension. The corporation's downfall is precipitated by the failure to contain the Indominus rex, which escapes its paddock and roams the island's interior. The company's attempt to use Velociraptors to track the hybrid failed when the Indominus, possessing Velociraptor DNA, usurped control of the pack. Ultimately, the corporation could not prevent the chaos that led to the evacuation of the northern sector and the eventual abandonment of the island.

Did You Know?

Simon Masrani was killed when his helicopter crashed after pterosaurs flew into it while he hunted the escaped Indominus rex.
The corporation's investment in the Indominus rex as a new attraction led to its refusal to destroy the animal immediately upon escape, prioritizing profit over safety.